(Part 2)
In the 1886 report of Fr. Felipe Redondo, Bohol used to be part of what was called the Diocese of Cebu. Bohol was a district then, divided into two vicariates, the northern and southern. The northern was headed by Tagbilaran and composed of the following: Dauis, Panglao, Baclayon, Corella, Alburquerque, Balilijan, Catigbian, Paminguitan, and Antequera. To continue:
Maribojoc was under the patronage of the Holy Cross. Its date of creation is not known, however the oldest entry in the baptismal books is dated January 2, 1788.
Loon was founded in 1753, under the patronage of the Our Lady of Light. The parish faces the town of Argao, Cebu.
Calape was created as a parish in 1802, under the patronage of St. Vincent Ferrer.
Tubigon was erected as a parish by Diocesan decree on January 11, 1834, through Superior approval on January 9, 1852 under the patronage of San Isidro Labrador. Its mother parishes were Calape and Inabanga.
Inabanga was created as a parish in 1724 under the patronage of the apostle St. Peter. The oldest entry in the Baptismal books dates 1756. The parish was administered by the Jesuit Fathers but passed to the Recollect Fathers in 1768.
Getafe was erected by Diocesan decree on July 29, 1876, through Royal approval on October 12, 1875 under the patronage of the Santo Niño de Napoles. Its mother parish was Inabanga.
Talibong (now spelled as Talibon) was created as a parish in 1722. Fr. Redondo, in his book "A Brief Survey of what was and what is the Diocese of Cebu," reports that according to the Estadisticode los Recoletos it was not separated from its mother parish until 1831. It is under the patronage of the Most Holy Trinity. The oldest entry in its book of marriages is dated 1724.
Ubay was erected as a parish by Diocesan decree on October 22, 1877 under the patronage of the Holy Infant, and through Superior approval on November 22, 1876, it separated from its mother parish Talibong (Talibon).